RISING STARS OF TRADING AND EXECUTION 2015: Part one
On 19 November, The TRADE will recognising trading's young, upcoming talent. Each day this week we'll be revealing our 40 under 40 group of Rising Stars.
Tag: Industry issues
Buy-side Awards nominations closing soon; make sure you vote!
Nominations have been flooding in the The TRADE's Buy-side Awards 2015, but there is still time to get your colleagues onto the shortlist.
Asset managers urged to embrace technology
Asset managers must embrace new technology, such as mobile applications and digitised, real-time investor reporting if they are to retain their competitive edge, according to Linedata.
The blueprint behind a derivatives trading desk
As global head of trading, Fabien Oreve, has ensured that derivatives trading is a team effort at Candriam Investors Group, giving his desk all the tools and knowledge they need to trade a variety of listed and OTC products. He outlines Candriam’s use of derivatives and discusses regulatory changes, broker relationships and why the market is so volatile.
European repo market stagnates, finds ICMA
Growth in the European repo market has stalled, according to a latest survey from the International Capital Markets Association, as banks are yet to find an appetite for financing.
Research marketplace aims to help buy-side get ready for unbundling
An online marketplace for research, promising full MiFID II compliance for the buy-side, has launched today.
Global ambition: How UKTI is investing in FinTech
With the UK government keen to attract investors to the flourishing FinTech scene, Joe McGrath investigates which areas are being targeted and why.
Barclays offers interviews for trading game winners
Barclays is offering the opportunity for 18 budding traders to meet with its executives, if they come out on top of a global trading game.
LiquidMetrix to provide TCA on Ullink
Transaction cost analysis (TCA) specialist LiquidMetrix has teamed up with Ullink to provide its services to users of its global network.
Firms urged to look beyond traditional trader recruiting grounds
Financial services companies should broaden their recruitment horizons in order to find top trading talent, according to the founder of a new service that lets students play trading “games”.